Sentence examples for more precious when from inspiring English sources

Meat tastes different, more precious, when you've not only watched it die, but killed it yourself.

He says meat tastes more precious when you've watched it die.

Sake is brewed by fermenting steamed rice with yeast, a process that is more precious when it comes to shinshu, or new sake.

This delight became even more precious when my wife became pregnant, compelling me to finish the first draft of the novel before our son was born.

And perhaps that good friends, like those angels in the midst of a orbital disaster he sang about, are all the more precious when they're hard to find.

It's Teezy who finally reveals how his father died for Ireland, choosing his country over his young family, but Mr Shannon gives him something still more precious when he casts him in a play.

And it was a good lesson for me: what it was like to not get to do the job you love doing and be forced to do other things – it's more precious to you when you do get an opportunity to do it.

It's one of those activities — like mountain climbing or sky diving — that some people engage in because it makes their lives at the moment seem more precious, and it feels even better when it's over.

This problematic legislation risks discouraging an ever more precious weapon in holding police accountable when the government gives them powers to treat peaceful demonstrators as a threat not only to order, but to the state itself.

When money becomes more precious, the more speculative assets usually feel it worst.

Here people tend to take something that is much more precious to them emotionally," says Parr. "When I visited Vietnam for Oxfam the thing that really struck me was how the local farmers had to prepare to evacuate or climb to their mezzanines with their valuable family possessions.